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SPICe briefings
Date published:
19 December 2022
Budget 2023-24 - Changes to the “core” revenue allocation
Table 10: Local government “core” revenue funding (cash)Local Government (Revenue)2022-23 (£ millions)2023-24 (£ millions)Cash change (£ millions)Cash change %General Revenue Grant7,094.67,133.939.30.6%Non-Domestic Rates2,766.03,047.0281.010.2%Specific (ring-fenced) Resource Grants752.1752.10.00.0%Total "core" revenue funding10,612.710,933.0320.33.0%Table 11: Local government “core” revenue funding (real terms – in 2022-23 prices)Local Government (Revenue)2022-23 (£ millions)2023-24 (£ millions)Real change (£ millions)Real change %General Revenue Grant7,094.66,910.5-184.1-2.6%Non-Domestic Rates2,766.02,951.6185.66.7%Specific (ring-fenced) Resource Grants752.1728.55-23.6-3.1%Total "core" revenue funding10,612.710,590.6-22.0-0.2%COSLA are disappointed at the budget, believing that local government has not been prioritised.
Committee reports
Date published:
10 December 2017
Looking Ahead to the Scottish Government's Draft Budget 2018-19: Making the Most of Equalities and Human Rights Levers - LINKING BUDGET SCRUTINY TO THE PUBLIC SECTOR EQUALITY DUTY
It is thus, we feel, not a question of how much has been allocated to Public Bodies within the Budget, but more about the levers that the Scottish Government have to hand, such as in funding arrangements with Local Authorities, Health Boards, and other Public Sector agencies, where the Scottish Government could potentially impose “measurable” equality targets as part of any funding arrangement – such as increased EM [ethnic minority] workforce, increasing EM access to money advice services, increasing EM access to health and social care, etc.iiiCEMVO, Written submission.
Last updated:
24 March 2022
01032022 Minister Neil Gray letter to CEEAC Committee on International Development and Humanitarian
For example, we currently allocate 8% of our International Development Fund annually in core funding to a range of civil society networking bodies to support global citizenship in Scotland and Malawi – not only the Scotland Malawi Partnership and its sister organisation the Malawi Partnership, but also Scotland’s International Development Alliance, and the Scottish Fair Trade Forum.
Official Report
Meeting date:
3 October 2023
Finance and Public Administration Committee 03 October 2023
How do you approach decisions on whether a capital project receives funding directly from the capital budget allocation versus where it will be funded from borrowing?
Committees
Last updated:
12 March 2026
Inquiry into the Scottish Government's Public Service Reform programme
Reform and pre-pandemic workforce levels
The Scottish Government has also said it wants to "return the public sector workforce broadly to pre-Covid-19 levels".
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
30 May 2023
S6W-17922
The Nursing Workforce in Scotland Report, and its recommendations, will be considered by the taskforce as a part of its work.
Last updated:
28 February 2024
SPICe briefing on Additional Support for Learning
This listed a number of interventions supported by Scottish Government funding, such as school counsellors. The recovery plan’s section on ASN noted, among other things, funding for pupil support staff.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 December 2022
Finance and Public Administration Committee 20 December 2022
Our forecast of the £1.4 billion funding gap is made up of two components.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2022
Meeting of the Parliament 14 December 2022
We need new thinking around some kind of clean-up fund, or town centre or community bond fund.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 April 2022
Public Audit Committee 28 April 2022
The national treatment centre is funded and the staffing model is funded.
